I'm a huge Star Wars fan, and TFA was a lot of fun, but this show is already better after 4 episodes.
Can't fucking wait for more. Dat. Rocinante.Episode 1 is the worst of the 4. Give it the proper chance.
>>63847957
Sasa.
Octavia Muss is my waifu.
>>63847957
I've been thinking about trying this show but literally every syfy shore I've seen has been really bad besides maybe 12 Monkeys.
Worth a try?
>>63847957
Anyone have filthy WEBMs yet?
>>63848080
For sure. If you don't like it after the first 4 episodes you are subhuman. I'm betting you'll be infatuated after 2.
>>63848080
It's good to be skeptical, but SyFy has finally realized their mistake. They've spent a shit ton on this show and jokingly refer to it as "The Expense".
Also... the writers of the books are involved... and they are good.
I also thought the first episode felt a little off but that was quickly remedied. Can't wait for more.
>>63848080
I had decided to skip this since this was on the Syfy channel even though I loved the books. Friend finally convinced me to watch. Watched the first 4 episodes and am now hooked. They DID NOT fuck this one up!
That's a big hole in the side.
I don't want to watch it just for it to end up being canceled. I am intrigued though.
Okay you faggots im about to start the first episode. it better be good
>>63848366
From what I gather after the first 3 books, the world building keeps on but the story meanders so I hope they change the back end of the story if they get to it.
>>63848500
I'm understanding the subtext in the show even better than I did in the first book.
>>63848820
I'm also glad they toned down on the "Belter speak". I can deal with "sa sa" but all the rest was painful to try to decipher.
>>63848703
Just ignore the Ewoks.
>>63848680
It's already been renewed for a 2nd season.
And the book writers are involved in all 10 episodes.
SyFy finally learned what DVD sales are.
Mormons BTFO
>>63847957
>I'm a huge Star Wars fan
lmao
>>63848080
wait, was 12 monkeys actually good?
>>63849722
>Chig fucking shits REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeee....
No but seriously Space Above and Beyond
>>63848500
Are the books any good? The series writers' idea of political intrigue is laughable.
>>63850155
It's not really about political intrigue. It's about establishing a setting for the factions, which they do well.
>>63849990
>wait, was 12 monkeys actually good?
I wouldnt say it was really good but I definitely enjoyed it
>>63850308
Ehhh..... no, it really wasn't. Watchable by SyFy standards but that's about it.
The Expanse is actually good.
>Earth: Everyone speaks English
>Mars: Everyone speaks English
>Rock Fuckers: Everyone speaks Jar Jar Binks
What went wrong?
>>63850858
This girl was kawaii.
Spaceship porn
>>63851897
>>63851938
>>63851985
>>63852045
>>63851985
with just 1 nuke they could've take down all the incoming missiles
why didnt they nuke the enemy ships too?
>>63852108
>>63852144
Nukes aren't nearly as effective in a vacuum as they are on Earth.
>people in ship aren't being thoroughly fried by cosmic rays
>expect an atomic flashbang to do anything against them
>>63851938
>>63851985
So there's this unseen third or fourth party trying to engineer this war between Earth and MarsIt's the Mormons, right?
>>63852260
the mormons just want to fuck off in that huge generation ship
>>63852260
As evil as Mormons are it's not them in this case. The ships that killed the Donnager are from a hidden mysterious group who have a tech edge, even over the Martians, eg.: railguns on small ships and the self sealing suits.
Expanse info page at SyFy:
http://www.syfy.com/theexpanse/enterthefuture/inside
Updating with each episode so nothing too spoilery.
>>63852223
I know, but they're still more powerful than any other explosive you arm on the missiles and kinetik missiles are easy as fuck to evade
>>63852314
Yea they want to fuck off to that ship. But that ship is going to need supplies. Supplies that are being sent to Mars by the shit ton.
>>63852370
I don't know they baptize people in secret...in fact most of what they do is in secret it wouldn't suprise me if they were building up a mormon army to protect them on there way to the promised land.
Literally the only non-shit show on TV this year. It doesn't ruin the source material like pic related.
I am shocked. It'll probably get cancelled after 10 episodes.
>>63852144
Do you really watch shows and ruin them with questions like this? I feel bad for you m8.
Keep the WEBMs coming. OC
>>63852786
"What about Shed?"
"Shed's head, man. Shed's head."
>>63852729
Autism. It's the epidemic of our age.
>>63852690
It's way too expensive to survive in its current form. If SyFy decides to keep it for the long haul, they'll wait until it gets a loyal following and then drastically slash the budget
>>63852620
Your plan is to hit ships with shockwaves in space?
Interview with the actors playing Alex, Julie Mao and Holden on CBR's youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4vQED0jH6E
Nice that they've all read the first book at least and seem into it. Florence Faivre should be doing ASMR videos with her voice.
SyFy cast interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hq5C1Z-vleU
>>63852786
what's going on here
>>63853152
>tfw this will probably happen
Wasnt the reception/viewership good for the pilot?
>>63853423
>Florence Faivre should be doing ASMR videos with her voice.
Not choosing based Shohreh Aghdashloo.
>>63853152
Shit that stuff with alien technology in book 4 alone is too expensive for television
>>63853667
Dude just got rekt by a mo'fokkin spaceship railgun.
Acceleration is the same thing as gravity (force). When the engines burn the blood drops.
I really really liked parts of this show, and I'm hoping the quality keeps up. I'm a little disappointed they brought back the beta Mexican who got chest-rodded.
Good show though, would recommend.
>>63854262
>the beta Mexican who got chest-rodded
Say what?
>>63854318
He meant Havelock, the Earther cop who's Millar's junior partner.
Slight change from the book there. Some other guy got pinned to the wall and a more permanent state of dead. I suppose having it happen to Havelock reduces the size of the cast to more manageable proportions for TV and adds a bit to the Earthworm's story.
>>63854262
Spoilers, dude.
>>63847957
>start watching
>shitty straight2dvd high contrast filter over everything
nope.bmp
More spaceship porn.
>>63854757
Your loss bro.
>>63854812
>>63854938
Ayup, check out that high contrast in your pic there. Can barely see the black Admiral with all them shadows onscreen...
>>63855107
>>63848703
This is me, reporting back in.
Just watched all 4 episodes and I really liked it. i look forward to seeing more.
>>63854938
Her voice is so infuriating, only bad thing about the show.
>>63855022
>Can barely see the black Admiral with all them shadows onscreen...
Perhaps you should consult an ophthalmologist.
>>63855214
It grew on me. I love it.
>>63855525
>>63854938
does she have a botched botox job or something? there is something really wrong with the way she talks. i mean the way her mouth physically moves, not just her voice, though it seems to affect her voice too
>>63855580
stop picking on my elder waifu
>>63850155
They're pretty good but after the first book the core crew gets a bit too much luck in being in the wrong place at the right time.
>>63852108
>>63852163
I'll be in my bunk...
>>63855571
>>63855525
What the hell was that guy even doing? Suicide bombing something?
>>63855206
Good man.
>>63855749
Slingshotting around planets using their gravity. There is an underground following for the sport. It comes into play later big time.
>>63855214
>>63855580
Character is literally told that she needs to stop torturing people. Anon's problem with her is that he doesn't like her voice. Never change 4chan, never change.
>>63855386
Yeah, Claudia Black can fuck right off.
>>63855749
Slingshotting around planets, some sort of extremesport. The people at the party were clearly betting on whether he would survive.
>>63855749
Extreme orbiting. Like Parkour today. Strap yourself into a bare skeleton of a spaceship and try to travel between two points the fastest while using the least amount of fuel. In this case he didn't leave enough for a safety margin when trying to slingshot around Jupiter and burnt up.
>>63855956
>>63855908
>>63855876
Oh okay. The show didnt do a very good job explaining that
>>63855999
It's one of the cool things that this show isn't infodumping at all.
>>63855908
I'm the anon who made the botox post.
1) I don't have a problem with her voice. I just think it looks like her lips arent working correctly when she speaks and she also seems to have difficulty pronouncing labial sounds, both of which point to a bad botox job. Her voice itself is actually fine.
2) Claudia Black is a literal goddess and those who criticize her will burn in the lowest layer of Islamic, Christian, and Buddhist hell for 10,000 years before being reincarnated as nematodes
>>63856054
Yeah I like that too. Its the best way to do TV adaptations of books. If you really want more info on things like this you can look it up or read the books, which I probably will do now.
Asteroid porn.
If anyone's wondering why there's gravity on Ceres, it's because they 'spun it up' to about .3g on the surface. Rich people live near the surface, poor belter scabs live in tunnels closer to the center where the gravity is much less.
Millar has had scenes drinking water in different areas and they've shown how differently the water pours out in both.
>>63855148
>filename
Can't get the background beat right after this scene out of my head. Anyone have it or know it?
>>63856054
Yep, it doesn't treat the viewers like artards, which is refreshing. My second watch revealed quite a bit more to me.
>>63855148
>mfw this exchange
>they both have their pants on
>>63856328
Mmmmmm. That makes me hard as a rock. Both the webm and explanation.pun intended
Ice mining is a tough job.
>>63856748
Without spoilering anything, are we gonna find out what the fuck was going on there this season?
>>63856882
Yes and no. You'll get more but more remains. It doesn't disappoint, imo.
>>63856882
This season will make to a specific point in the first book. Presume the finale will be the big reveal as to what we saw in the Scopuli's engine room there.
There's more to it than just OPA vs UN vs Mars.
That scene with the crew dodging space debris was hype as fuck, damn.
>>63856982
I figured those guys who boarded the Mars ship werent OPA. Am I right?
Also is this any good?
I need some more syfy
>>63857050
Yep. They say in that exact scene that the tech is too advanced to be OPA.
>>63857148
It's not bad, kind of falls apart in the third part though.
>>63857050
Yeah, the OPA are the political arm of the Belter populace. Their leader is the foreman who's building the Mormon's big generational ship - the ship whose sensors he was using to track the Donnager-raider fight.
The people who attacked the MCRN Donnager are from an as-yet unrevealed group. They caught the Donnager by surprise with the fancy ECM missiles that could evade the Martian point defence AI and the railguns mounted on ships that had previously been thought too small to carry them. Then you got to see their fancy self sealing suits when they boarded the Donnager later on.
>>63857148
Starts out ok but it turns into religious bullshit real quick. If you're in it for the sci-fi you'll be disappointed.
Zero-G sax. Complete with accelerationus interruptus.
>>63856882
Yes, although only to an extent. The true nature of it gets explained more and more with each book, although it plays a major role in the first book (which is about season 1 and half of season 2 maybe).
>>63857293
Been looking at this as fill-in until we get more Expanse/AOS/iZombie. Is it changing the themes and message of Clarke's book to a more relgious-friendly ending?
>>63848024
4u
>>63857536
Its explained why he wears a earth hat right?
>>63855749
Edgelord version of flying the interplanetary transport network.
>>63857706
Pretty much everyone mocks him for it.
>>63847957
One is a proper chance, if you can't establish yourself, why would I bother supporting you?
>>63847957
>Expanse has a show
>Red Mars is getting a show
Hard Sci-Fi is BACCCKKKK, BABY
>>63856147
>Claudia black waggles tongue.gif
>>63858215
The first ep is good. The fourth is better.
>>63858127
hmmm, nice breakfast?
>>63857706
Everyone in the show gives him grief for it, stopping just short of using anti-fedora 4chan memes
>>63858358
Two and three, not so good? Still not interested.
>>63858648
Then why are you here?
If I like Star Trek, would I like this series?
>>63857706
Is there an actual explanation in the book?
>>63858648
Each ep is better than the last thus far.
>>63848275
jesus Christ
>.gif
At least learn to make .webms m8. That looks atrocious.
>>63858712
Why are you?
>>63858726
Maybe, I think it's closer to BSG though.
>>63858726
Definitely. This isn't the same but it does attempt to use some hard science.
This is sci-fi mixed with noir, factions and spaceship porn.
>>63858817
That was an original lazy grab from Google, senpai. I've been posting most of the OC WEBMs in this thread.
So I'm trying to understand who / why the ships attacked the Donnager.
I'm assuming the guy played by Chad Coleman (the black guy who was talking to the Mormon guy) is the one behind it. Obviously his organization, the OPA has some interest in causing a war between Earth and Mars because he would benefit in the long run or something?
>>63858965
Based on what I saw of the books, I'd say it is more complex than your instincts or the show have shown us so far, so don't go too far down that yellow brick road quite yet.
I made the mistake of skimming the books to figure it out because insatiable curiosity is a bad thing.
>>63858965
He ushered the Mormon's off their own ship so he could discreetly point its sensors at the Donnager. So he knew the fight was happening but I have my doubts he's behind it. Just well connected.
>>63858965Er,no. He wanted the ship's sensors pointed at the Donnager precisely because he doesn't know what's going on. Just like Earth he's trying to gather intelligence on the attack, he just has to do it in a more ad-hoc way.
>>63858809
Nice filename.
Can anyone explain the factions to me?
>>63854262
Well,he plays a part later in the books, so he they probably didn't want to kill him off permanently.
>you will never be part of the martian master race
;_;
>>63858817
I noticed the gatling gun isn't spinning. It seems like the guys who animated this didn't know how gatlings fired.
>>63859872
Yea I noticed that too, but I'm pretty sure they do at other points.
>>63859630
Earth, Belters, Mars
and you have corporations that intermingle with all of them
>>63859630
Earth is insanely overcrowded and needs vital raw material, especially water, harvested from the asteroid belts and the rings of Saturn. It's ruled by the U.N. They have inferior tech and equipment but make up for it through the sheer size of their population and economy.
Mars is still only partially terraformed and humans can't survive on its surface yet. To keep their artificial habitats livable they require vital supplies, especially water, from asteroid belts and the rings of Saturn. Martians are industrious, collectivist, and militaristic, and they consider Earthlings a bunch of whiny welfare queens. They have much better tech and higher quality ships than Earth but much less manpower and fewer resources. They have to do more with less in order to compete.
The workers who harvest all this stuff live in miserable conditions because technology is still too primitive to comfortably support human life in space and all the stuff they harvest gets sent straight to the two planets instead of helping the workers, so they're really resentful and desperate and lots of them become terrorists.
Mars and Earth both desperately need the supplies harvested in the belt and there isn't enough to go around, so they are in a state of cold war as each fears the other will try to seize vital resource harvesting stations like Ceres by force. Some mysterious faction is now trying to spark the war by antagonizing both sides and framing the other.
>>63860054
I don't understand this shit.
Why does Earth even need water? 79% of the fucking planet is covered in water, even moreso with sea level rise depicted in the show.
Desalination exists now, and is getting cheaper to do. So why does Earth even have a water problem in this universe?
>>63860054
Nigga you didnt have to spoon feed him that much
>>63860054
This post is worth 60 portions.
>>63860242
Pollution, waste and overpopulation cause major problems with water.
>>63860054
>>63860242
Earth doesn't need water, just the minerals and radioactives. It's Mars which wants all the water to turn their world green.
Belters just want water, air and a decent share in the profits rolling off their stations. Most of them can't live anywhere but the low gravity asteroids and moons now.
>>63860340
>Most of them can't live anywhere but the low gravity asteroids and moons now.
That's not really portrayed too well in the show since everyone seems to be in 1g and look like regular humans. It's understandable that they can't get freakishly tall and thin actors, though.
>>63859630
there is earth. thats earth obviously also includes the moon which is pretty much a airport, the main rep is the indian lady. the characters holden and amos are earthers as well.
there is mars. im not sure they really have a character that represents them. the ship the donnager is mars its ship it gets rekt. alex is from mars.
then there is OPA which stands for Outer planet alliance. im not sure if they really explained what this entails in the show but its basically all the astroids and stations floating around. not controlled by earth. this is where things get a little confusing because some stations have better ties with earth and mars and are nicer to earther and martians while others right out think earth and mars oppress them. the dudes with the tats and tall guys are basically the outlier faction of this group. fred johnson(the black guy from walking dead sorry dont know the actors name) is the governer? of a large station that builds ships, currently building the mormon ship. he kind of tries to play it neutral for buisness purposes and is sort of the defacto head of the government of the OPA. i believe millar is OPA but he doesnt really care about politics.
I think this is mostly correct, been awhile since ive read the first book and just finished the last one so some of this might not have been stated in the show yet but i dont think its to spoilery. sorry about my spelling/grammer im kinda drunk
>>63860437
They have made an effort by occasionally showing freakishly tall misproportioned people, e.g. that guy who gets tortured by the Indian lady who forces him to stand up in 1g and he can't take it. They can't show it all the time because of obvious limitations, but they made the existence and importance of the problem clear
>>63860551
Yea, I'm satisfied with their approach. It's better than hiring shit actors solely bc of their appearance.
>>63860437
yeah its one thing, i think the show is lacking. most of the extreme belters are pretty much a different species(like the tall guy getting tortured) from living in low gravity all the time. in the books they have a very different culture from earth and mars, they even have there own sort of langauge which is kind of spanishy. also sort of related most martians are of eastern decent but have a texas sounding accent for some reason.
>>63851128
>- Why do you sansa?
>- Why do you sansa?
>- Why do you sansa?
>- Why do you sansa?
What did they mean by this?
>>63860642
ummmm.... the show has been littered with Belter Creole. Have you watched the first 4 episodes?
>>63860642
Texans are natural born explorers.
>>63860806
as a Texan, seeing all those brown, asian, and mystery meat actors try to talk like Space Texans is so endearingly stupid i cant help but root for the Martians
>>63855148
>>63860647
Haven't found an exact translation. But I think they are basically saying "why are you trippin'?" back and forth.
It's a comfy moment.
>>63860862
>as a Texan
sorry for your loss.
>>63860862
>as a Texan
I hear there's creams you can buy for that.
>>63860905
>>63860958
You wont be laughing when Mars wins the war and outlaws all languages except their official pseudo-Texan pidgin dialect
Being curious, I just read some of the plot synopsis of the novels on wikipedia and now I understand why the series is called the Expanse specifically...
Wish I honestly didn't read it now because it kinda ruins any mystery the show had to me.
>>63860642
It was kind of strange that there weren't more indians/asians on the crew. Also, none of them seemed to have texan accents.
>>63859872
>>63859961
If you look closely the bullets come out of each barrel. More like 10 rifles welded together shooting off one by one. Maybe fewer moving parts = less chance of failure? Or it could just be a lazy animator like you think.
>>63858358
First episode was forgettable.
Second demonstrated some of the worst possible tension building available in TV writing.
Third episode was good because of Mormon.
Fourth episode's space based shit was pretty much a repeat of everything that suffered in the second episode but with more characters to throw away.
Series needs to pare itself down to just space buddy cop comedy and Mormons, because the writers can't properly utilize anything else they've got on their hands.
>>63861059
All the novels? There's another coming out next year, so at least you didn't spoil that.
>>63861111
>the Star Wars shit posters have gotten bored already
>>63861123
Well, nothing is really that spoiled honestly, just very basic details of the plot. None of the wikipedia articles on any of the books go into a lot of detail, I'm guessing because the series isn't that popular, and it's very recent too.
But I did get spoiled thatIt's called the Expanse because the events happening are due to an alien thing that builds an interstellar gate allowing humans to travel to other star systems, leading to a massive "expanse" of humanity across the stars
>>63861059
Yup. Yes you did. The noir is the best part about the show/book.
>>63861105
The thing about gatlings is they need to rotate to fire. I guess it could be a weird pepperbox design that has separate firing mechanisms for each barrel, or maybe a rotating chamber.
I'd put my money on the animators not knowing what they were doing, though.
>>63860242
Only 2% of that 79% is potable.
>>63861075
the commander of the mars ships was an asian lady, the pilot in holdens groups is and indian guy.
>>63861272
He's a person and his name is Alex.
>>63861200
Also if you think about it, having stationary barrels kind of make sense. In a gatling gun if the firing mechanism goes out or is damaged then it won't work. Same thing for the mechanism that spins it. With fixed barrels with their own firing mechanisms you have some redundancy. You miss out on the small bit of cooling spinning gives but who needs cooling in the icily cold depths of space?
>>63861272
But she didn't have a noticeable drawl, and neither did the marine that was escorting Holden. Seems like only the pilot had it.
>>63861330
Spinning is so much cooler than not spinning.
>>63861320
oh im aware just not sure if everyone would know who im talking about if i said alex
>>63861350
I think we're all high. We're discussing accents in a sci-fi show.
>>63861330
Space is a vacuum. Vacuum is a very good insulator. Cooling would be, and is, a very large issue in space, you can see this with how large the radiators on the ISS are.
They've already shown the first gay couple on the show. How many more episodes before they pop some transgender folks in there? I wonder how they would portray that. I mean in 200 years you'd think they'd be able to do better than a Caitlyn Jenner cosmetically at least.
>>63861350
yeah, they really need to fix that. capturing the true essence of Martian society in this universe isn't possible without faithfully recreating their Asian Space Texan sound and aesthetic
>>63861390
The cooling is for the inside. I'm fairly sure those guns were all outside the ship. I'm fairly sure outside is pretty fucking cold.
>>63861160
>ship gets punctured
>door opens for no goddamn reason
>spend a whole minute with a guy cranking it shut so everyone can breath
>shit needs fixing
>oxygen needs to be limited
>one guy has to sacrifice his air intake
>ship gets punctured
>need to bung it so everyone can breathe
>oxygen needs to be limited
>one guy has to sacrifice his air intake
>someone is actually willing to defend hack writers who recycle tension building events
>someone is actually willing to defend hack writers who should have punctured the main cabin in the second episode so they had to do a seabung maneuver, since it's the only believable situation, and fucking come up with something else for the fourth episode.
Actually forgot that last point.
>hard sci-fi brittle shitty space crafts
>have CIWS to spam high velocity shit all over the place
>pretending there'd be prolonged engagements
Writers nowhere near prepared for the universe they've been given.
>>63861501
When you heat something up in a vacuum, no matter how cold the outside temperature is, it is much harder to cool it down.
In an atmosphere, the air will cool things down for you with enough time, but in a vacuum, if you create a lot of heat (and since the guns are metal which conducts heat really well) they will take a very long time to cool down back to the temperature of the vacuum. Think about it this way, in a vacuum there are no molecules bounding around and interacting with the metal that has been heated up, so there's no way for the heat to be transferred away form the metal quickly.
>>63861501
Stop being sure, you're wrong.
>>63861356
>>63861571
Stop nitpicking bullshit and just accept it.
My god fucking sperglord autists nitpicking the smallest fucking details for no reason. No one gives a shit but you, just be happy that we are getting a DECENT spaceship-based action sci-fi series again. For fuck's sake nothing will ever be perfect, so get over it.
I don't even know why you're angry over such nothingness. I didn't even notice or care anything you are mentioning.
>>63847957
>main character wears a fedora
>set in a distant future where the majority of mankind hasn't asian traits
>no more water on Earth for "reasons"
>>63861571
>Writers nowhere near prepared for the universe they've been given.
The books' authors are writing for the show.
>>63861695
>has been memeing so hard he cares about fedora hate
>.... profit?
>wrong. Earth still has plenty of water.
>>63861571
>>63861695
Thread has devolved, time to let it die. Was comfy for a long time, thanks for the WEBMs m8s
>>63861676
Passable != decent.
There was plenty of shit flawed about the storytelling.
Attitudes like yours is why Lost got however the fuck many seasons it has, why there's so much capeshit in the theaters, why JJ Abrams has his hands in every fucking pot, why Tarantino is still being greenlit for his edgy bullshit, why Avatar is being given more entries.
Stop enabling bad.
>>63861623
>>63861619
Radiation works in a vacuum.
http://helios.gsfc.nasa.gov/qa_sp_ht.html
So being closer to Ceres than to earth there's less energy/heat reaching them from the sun. So cold cold cold.
>>63862012
The thing is, in a vacuum radiation is the only way to cool an object down. Which takes a real long time unless you have radiators, hell even with radiators it takes a while.
So no, space won't cool it down.
>>63847957
lol this show is a faggot ass shit
>>63863227
Babby's first shitpost?
>all these based webm anons
I'm gonna pick this show up now. Looks awesome
>>63861501
>I'm fairly sure outside is pretty fucking cold.
You are wrong
>>63862012
>So being closer to Ceres than to earth there's less energy/heat reaching them from the sun. So cold cold cold
http://www.centauri-dreams.org/?p=34617
I found the temperatures Dawn recorded at Ceres a bit startling. The 180 K (-93 °C) on the low side seems about right, but I hadn’t expected equatorial temperatures to reach as high as 240 K (-33 °C), which is a temperature I can recall experiencing several times in Iowa during an unusually tough winter. This JPL news release notes that temperatures at and near Ceres’ equator are too high to support surface ice for long periods, as explained in new work published in Nature to which we now turn.
>>63863644
What are spoiler tags, asshole.
It's dogshit. And TFA was average. Making it superior to dogshit.
You trying to sound patrician or something? You're not doing great.
>>63864351
Srly, could you at least try? As >>63863424
remarked this crap couldn't even get a rise out of tumblr.
>>63864445
>tumblr boogyman
As bad as calling /pol/
anyway, I saw the first ep and i dropped it about halfway through. Are the other episodes really so much better? Might give it a try then
>>63864526
Some of the attention to detail actually blew me away.When the self destruct on the Donnager is being activatedand the fingerprint sensor is pressed, you can actually see it recognising the features of the fingerprints even though it's absolutely tiny on screen.
Or whenever shit goes down Amos looks at other people's faces to see how he should be reactingbecause he's a complete autist/pscyhopath
>>63858127
Was about to ask if anyone had a webm of her. She a cute.
>>63861501
the problem is getting the heat to radiate away from the thing that's hot. no air.
